Good Morning Lyra,
You Got me on This Topic….J.J.D…I Mean Wolf…Take this Topic and Go With It…Some good Comment’s Now….Darn I Gotta Run!
Later!!!

You only missed it by a mile techie..

That’s depressing..which brings us to today’s topic..

Yes..I’ll prolly go out and spend a small fortune on myself at WalMart now..

It makes sense that people who are feeling blue would have the urges to spend more to make themselves feel better…

I dont think the success of this would be long lasting tho..unless you had a deep wallet..

Very true, Wolf!  The spending may feel good at the moment… but if you spend beyond your means, you’re likely in for more stress.

I dont think the wife and I spend any differently..no matter how we are feeling..

Other than our regular bills and the occassional dining out..we do alot more “looking” than actual shopping..

We find it helps to do that and then discuss whether we really want or need something..

I cant even remember the last spur of the moment buying that either of us did..

That’s almost sad enough to make you wanna go buy something..

With any luck the explanation for participants paying extra for water, is they were dehydrated from crying throughout the heartrending clip.  If not, it certainly explains why funeral homes can charge such high prices for their products & services!

This reminds me of the story about two women in the checkout line at Dollar General striking up a conversation. One woman had a cart piled high with$1 items. She told the other woman that when she gets depressed she goes shopping. Her response was, you must have been about to have a nervous break down with all that stuff, but at least you didn’t spend much money.

Dave has got something there….Them Dollar stores are something….they are the Bomb…..They Have got some fine quality items in some of them… the Dollar Tree Brand Seems to Be The best of the dollar store’s… all the other dollar store’s you might as well go to the flea market…we went to a Dollar tree this weekend .they had all kinds of Goodies there…Not stuff that has been on other store’s shelf firstand Out Dated….now Wolf you might want to avoid them walmart after you discover the Dolllar Tree Brand…They use the Concept That walmart was suppose to use…Buy For Thousands of store’s then pass the savings on to the Customer..walmart seems to have threw that concept out the door though..Seen freezer’s full of fresh in date items..From Pizza’s To milk ...Brand Name Product’s just like you would find in walmart…..You Got It price One dollar ...Now Wolf maybe you could do more spending and less looking .if you were to visit one of these Dollar Tree’s…Even buy the wifes Valentine There.. some Russell Stover candy….Yep Lyra!!....Dave Has a good Point.. he hit the nail on the head. anybody that has this problem sould visit One Of The Dollar Tree Store’s

Good afternoon Lyra
this question has nothing to do with microprocession!!....It’s to logical!!..to Lowtech..So It’s Beyond Me…But however I do agree with Dave And Cici. There, They seem to Have it Going On With their Response!!!

I like that story Dave..

I suppose if you are going to shop while depressed..Dollar General would be the place to go..

We have gone in one of their stores..spent less than 30 bucks and walked out with 6 bags..I wish we could learn how to do that at the grocery store..

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